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@Adrian said:
In one complex the client was asked to pay $2600 to create a bylaw. He proceeded and we did the job.
This is a total rip off by whoever charged it, a bylaw should cost a max of $1,000 so long as it’s straight forward.
You cannot use a bylaw that specifies one unit to apply to another unit / units but you can change the bylaw by a SR and turn it into a generic bylaw.
The simple way would be to go through the current bylaw and change any ref to lot x to refer to all lots.
eg lot x accepts responsibility for the ongoing maintenance of fitted windows
To
Individual lot accepts responsibility for the ongoing maintenance of fitted windows
Or get a different Sol to rewrite the bylaw making sure he doesn’t charge more than $500 for such a simple job and the Strata should pay for this because it covers all lots.
